Question

1. which of the following people are the least likely to have to deal with procedural and legal issues when attempting pregnancy through in vitro fertilization?

a young, married, heterosexual couple in which the woman is infertile, so an egg is donated by another woman
a homosexual couple that is in their early thirties
a forty-year-old single woman who decides to have a child through in vitro fertilization
a married, heterosexual couple that is in their late forties

Explanation:

Married heterosexual couples (even with infertility using egg donation) are the most aligned with traditional legal and procedural frameworks for IVF in most regions. LGBTQ+ couples, single parents, and older heterosexual married couples often face more legal restrictions, eligibility barriers, or procedural hurdles related to IVF access.

Answer:

a. a young, married, heterosexual couple in which the woman is infertile, so an egg is donated by another woman